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And finally, just in the nick of time, here's our F1 Season Preview! Dre, Cam and RJ break down everything you need to know about the 2026 season, from the brand new car, the complicated new mechanics behind them, and then go team-by-team breaking down the state of the field!
Aston Martin gets moved to the top of the order as we examine their pre-season from hell, and an AMR26 that feels unfinished as it gets unwrapped at Albert Park. We join them alongside the new team in Cadillac and how their first steps into F1 have gone down, and Williams, who are rumoured to be heavily overweight again.
Then there's the midfield, which could be a very nasty scrap between Haas, the new repackaged Audi team, Racing Bulls and Britain's youngest ever F1 driver in Arvid Lindblad, and a return to form for Alpine, now powered by Mercedes.
And then the top contenders, who all think someone else amongst them are fastest. Red Bull scaring the field early with powerful energy deployment, Ferrari's innovations like a smaller turbo and a "Rotisserie Chicken" active rear wing, and then Mercedes the heavy favourites vs the quiet McLaren as reigning Champions, but why? 
All that and more in a heaped final M101 before F1 2026 kicks off!

The first regular episode of the Motorsport101 Podcast in quite sometime as our main series kick off to start 2026, and here comes MotoGP's Season Opener from Buriram for the Thai Grand Prix. And for Marco Bezzecchi, he started 2026 how he ended 2025, with victory!
Aprilia's greatest day in MotoGP, with all, four of their bikes in the Top 5, taking advantage of Michelin's stiffer casing on their tyres, and an F-Duct device last seen in Formula 1 in 2010 with McLaren. As you do! But the weekend also had a controversial moment in the Sprint Race as Marc Marquez was stripped off the win due to an illegal overtake on Pedro Acosta in a fight that both men seemingly loved. Was it the right call? Dre, RJ and Cam discuss!
There's also more on the state of Yamaha's struggles, whether Ducati should be nervous and more!

Man, we flew in terms of pace on this one. 20 minutes on the big track news and we still got it done in less than 100. Go us!
Dre Harrison, Cam Buckley and RJ O'Connell sit down to preview the 2026 MotoGP Season, and it's off the back of some heated circuit news - Phillip Island, the holy grail of MotoGP races in Australia, is moving to the Adelaide Street Circuit in 2027, on a six-year deal. There's a lot going on there, in terms of Australian Politics, the nature of whether promoters are obligated to support their races, is a street circuit safe enough for bikes? It goes on and on, and we talk about it.
Afterwards, a review of all 5 factories heading into the 2026 MotoGP season starting this weekend in Buriram, Thailand. Yamaha's awful winter of discontent and dealing with the potential loss of its franchise player. Honda's silent improvement and confidence in challenging for wins. KTM's more stable future, but might be dealing with life after Pedro Acosta. Aprilia, and more aero than god, and can they challenge Ducati, who have made so many power moves, Pecco Bagnaia is surplus to requirements?  
All that and more in Season Preview Season, Part 2!

It's Season Preview Season for 2026! And this week it's IndyCar's turn to go under the microscope as Dre, RJ and Cam breakdown all you need to know heading into the opening race on March 1st in St Petersberg.
The team breakdown all the news of series changes, including Honda and Chevrolet now becoming charter owners within IndyCar and where they could place a potential factory entry into the series for 2027 and beyond. There's also sad news regarding the seeming end of the Prema Racing team. 
Then we go team-by-team and analyse their chances. Romain Grosjean is back with NXT Champion Dennis Hauger at Dale Coyne. What can Mick Schumacher do with Rahal Letterman Lanigan, tackling ovals in a way his Dad refused? What about Will Power, now at Andretti. Can Marcus Ericsson and Nolan Siegel survive their high profile seats? Is Christian Rasmussen the next breakout star? And can anyone stop Alex Palou?
It's a 2 hour Motorsport101 special, lock in!

Sorry this one took a little longer one to get out, as you're about to hear, it's a busy week for your man Dre, trust him on this one.
This is an extended episode of Motorsport101, given the circumstances of timings, we decided to merge a massive Silly Season explosion of stories in MotoGP, IndyCar's controversial latest addition to the calendar and the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona, into one episode! 
MotoGP had Fabio Quartararo heavily hinted at moving to Honda, Jorge Martin going the other way to Yamaha, and Pedro Acosta replacing Pecco Bagnaia at Ducati. None of them official, but backed by Uri Puigdemont, which might as well make it kosher. We break down all the action in the first act of the show.
The second chapter has IndyCar add an 18th race to the schedule as it twerks for President Trump and races around the Capitol Building in Washington DC. Wonder if it'll be in the shape of the boot. 
And finally, Porsche took glory at the Rolex 24 with the #7 car going back-to-back, and lead driver Felipe Nasr holding off Action Express's Jack Aitken to win by just 1.5 seconds, with the Brazilian driver taking his three-peat. A full review on top of all the news on a loaded M101!